In regulated parking zones, vehicles must be parked only in designated spaces and with valid authorization—either with a parking permit or after paying for hourly parking. Incorrect parking may result in a warning or a fine.
Yellow and Orange Ticket – What’s the Difference?
A yellow ticket is only a warning about incorrect parking. No fine will be issued. These notices are commonly used when a new parking zone is introduced to help drivers adapt to the new regulations.
An orange ticket means that your parking violation will be further reviewed. If the violation is confirmed, a fine will be sent to you by mail with a detailed explanation of the infraction.
How Is a Violation Verified?
Inspectors in the field record the parking violation.
The authorities perform a secondary review to confirm the violation.
If the violation is validated, a fine is sent by mail along with documentation.
When Can a Vehicle Be Towed?
If it obstructs traffic, blocks a sidewalk, or a pedestrian crossing.
In cases of repeated violations of parking rules.
What to Do If You Receive a Fine?
Fines are issued by the Bratislava Municipal Police, and payment can be made according to the details provided on the fine notice.
If you disagree with the fine, you can file an appeal—proof may include payment confirmation or records from a parking app.
For more information, visit the official website PAAS.sk.